Source: NC Policy Watch The UNC Board of Governors approved three HBCUs to increase their out of state student cap. North Carolina A&T State University
Last month signaled the return of Moral Mondays, as faith leaders, advocates and community members came together in Raleigh to demand for policies that center
Eligible new mothers in North Carolina on Medicaid can now receive 12 months of postpartum care, a large increase from the previous limit of 60
More than 7,000 North Carolinians have already requested absentee ballots for the upcoming primary election in May. North Carolina allows anyone to vote by mail;
An 1877 law created to stop newly free Black residents from voting was found unconstitutional by a state court last week. The News & Observer
By: Editorial Board North Carolina Republicans seem to be uninterested in providing relief for folks who are struggling to afford the life sustaining medications they
North Carolina has attracted the likes of many global corporations over the years. The Vietnamese electric car manufacturer known as Vinfast chose North Carolina as
Changes could be coming to the way teachers are licensed and paid in North Carolina. The current system for paying teachers in North Carolina is
The Wake County Public Library approved a new review policy for materials to be relocated or permanently removed from their collections amid local book challenges.
Source: WRAL The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled in 1994 that the state was failing in its constitutional obligation to adequately educate all of the